Arbitrage trading on SwapZilla – SwapZilla
Arbitrage trading, as you may know, is based on inefficient pricing and other market distortions. These price differences make the market inefficient. Though for market participants, those price differences are good, because they can earn extra income.
The difference in prices for crypto assets on different exchanges is significant. Take a look at any price aggregator, for example, www.coinmarketcap.com), and you will see that the prices for Bitcoin on different exchanges differ by 10% or more. This means that by buying Bitcoin on the cheapest exchange, and then selling where it is most expensive, traders can make a profit.
However, not all that simple. Exchange commissions will eat up all of your potential profits.
SwapZilla solves this problem by providing its customers with simultaneous access to 50+ exchanges and charging them commissions that are many times lower than what they would have to pay on the exchanges themselves — arbitrage with SwapZilla is simple and profitable.
At SwapZilla, you can choose two strategies for generating revenue from arbitrage — active and passive.
With an active strategy, the trader makes orders himself and takes all the risks associated with it. All earned profit will belong to the trader.
With a passive strategy, the trader uses automated strategies developed by SwapZilla- which are free for our customers. Though if the trader will make a profit, SwapZilla will take a 15% commission.
If you do not like our ready-made strategies, you will be able to create your own. Also, we will offer the users to follow the strategies of our best performing traders.
You can find SwapZilla’s whitepaper and prototype here: https://www.swapzilla.co.
We offer our users to purchase the SwapZilla’s tokens, which will give them the right to use the platform, get cash-back on commissions and get a slice of our profits. You can purchase the SWZL tokens here: https://www.swapzilla.co/#form-investor
Stay tuned! Next time we will tell you about cascade orders.
Published at Sun, 13 Oct 2019 16:59:44 +0000
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